Vice President Kamala Harris is heading to Africa on Saturday with stops scheduled in Ghana, Tanzania and Zambia during her week-long tour of the continent. This trip comes as reports have been swirling about President Joe Biden's unhappiness with her performance.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell was released from an inpatient rehab facility on Saturday after being treated for a concussion, and the Kentucky Republican will return home to work remotely "for the next few days."
Former President Donald Trump is set to host his first official campaign rally in Waco, Texas, on Saturday amid reports of looming indictment charges coming out of Manhattan related to a hush money case that emerged during his first presidential run in 2016.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) created her own TikTok account in an effort to speak out against the bipartisan effort to ban the social media platform in the United States.
Top Republican leaders in the House fired back at Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg over his refusal to testify before Congress about his investigation into former President Donald Trump, giving the New York official until the end of the month to comply with their request.
As Donald Trump faces a looming criminal indictment in New York, the former president has returned to old habits of firing off social media tirades with provocative language to rouse his base — an old strategy that may pose struggles for his new campaign team as they attempt to paint him as a serious candidate in 2024.
A Mississippi meteorologist became overwhelmed and paused his reporting of the trajectory of a tornado to pray live on air for the people in his small town of Amory.
If lawmakers fail to come to an agreement on the debt ceiling crisis and allow the country to default on its loans, middle-class taxpayers could experience drastic financial consequences in several areas of their lives, according to a new congressional report.
Republicans and Democrats are offering opposing narratives about the treatment of Jan. 6 defendants after Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) led a bipartisan group of lawmakers to visit a jail in Washington, D.C., where several of the rioters are being held.
